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In the Senate, wbeee (be Issue
(brew a seemingly insurmountable
barrier acres* the fast track
cleared for adjournment tbis week
end. at least some at (be powerful
opposition to (be President * plea
showed signs of wavering.
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the plan across to the closing days
of tt>iy ffetffow
I Chairman Daniel A. Seed (1-
NY) called the House Ways and
Means Committee into aa early
dosed - door session (7:30 a. m.
EST) to act oq the issue.
| Secretary of the Treasure Hum
phrey arranged to present the ad
mimstratiorr's ease for raising the
debt ceiling from the present Iti
billion dollars to MB htfftoas
Humphrey said yesterday “near
panic" might result if fee lid la
not lifted and* the government aa
a result couldn’t pay its bill*. The
debt now stands at 172V* billions, i
The Senate Finance Committee
planned a similar session this aft
ernoon (1:30 p. m EST). House
leaders obviously hoped to send the
bill to the Senate in time for that
committee to act oo it today.
’ As the Senate recessed last night,
acting Republican Leader Know
laud of California told bis col
leagues he still -will wairt to re
serve judgment on the hour and
day of adjournment” m view ef
the President’s debt limit request
He said he advised Secretory ef
State Dulles he does not expect
to be free to leave either Saturday
or Sunday on their scheduled trip
to Korea to confer with Korean
President Syngman Rhee.
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas,
the Democratic leader, called the
debt limit request “startling—it
has been sent to tbs Congress at
the 11th hour.”
Eisenhower formally asked for
the increase in a terse, 250-word
message to Congress last night
The President said it will be
necessary to borrow more mosey
and exceed the present limit “to
meet necessary expenditures and
to maintain a safe working bal
ance of funds ... to conduct the
government’s fiscal affairs effec
tively.”
House Speaker Joseph Martin
(R-Mass) told reportars there may
be a wail of protests over the issue,
but when the chips are down con
gressmen “will be falling all over
theiriselves to vat* for the ip
crease.” < T
“None of these fellows ix going
to want to vote against this thing
when they reatiw the veterans
might pot get their checks in De
cember, or government workers
might go unpaid, or we might not
be able to pay for the airplanes
and tonka delivered lev national
defense.”
Sen. Sparkman # Alabama, toe
Democrats’ 1952 vice presidential
nominee, said he would prefer to
have toe administration ffy to get
along without the higher- ceiling
and call Congress back to special
session in the fall if it finds this
impossible.
Sen. Maybank (D-SC) declared:
“I think at this particular tjme it
is impossible for the President to
have the debt limit raised. If toe
administration will economize and
cut. they won't need it.”
Most said they wanted to hear
the administration’s justification of
the appeal before declaring their
intentions.
House Democrats planned an at
tack on last-minute timing of the
proposal and on what one called
a -cowardly lack ot guts" to ask
for enough taxes to balance toe
budget and avoid the debt increase.
But House Democratic leaders
conceded a majority of their mem
bers would vote for the increase
in a showdown.
With the main battle centered in
the Senate, Knowland said Senate
ndes permitting unlimited debate
were the chief obstacles to fast
action.
But Scps. Byrd (D-Va) and
George (D-Ga), both members of
the Finance Committee who pre
viously blasted the idea, said they
were open to persuasion.
Administration spokesmen aakl
they waited until the closing days
of Congress to make the proposal
because (I) they wanted to he sure
it was necessary and (2) earlier
requests might have bogged down
In arguments that appropriation
and revenue figures couldn't he
definite until Congtcss acted oo
them.
1,000 Warplanes
Listed As Lost
Behind Red Lines
TOKYO ON—Far Cast Air Forces
said today it lost 1,000 warplanes
behind Red lines in the Korean
War, 20 less titan the number of
Red planes destroyed.
FEAF did not include Allied
losses behind U. N. line*.
FEAF said it lost 110 planes in
aerial duels. 007 to Red ground
fire and 213 to "other causes" (usu
ally engine failure).
It said 58 U. S. Sabre jets were
lost ia the 3-year conflict while
blasting 800 Red MIG jets from
the sides, a ratio of almost 14 to 1.
B bomber gunners got 10 other
MIGs, and 23 went to sth Air Force
fighter-bombers.
The figures included the Korea
based sth Air Force: Australian,
South African and South Korean
units: shore based Marine planes;
and B 2 bomber* flying from Jap
an and Okinawa. They did not in
clude Navy carrier-based planes.
In addition to the 3 MIGs, IA
other planes were destroyed by
FEAF fliers. FEAF said 182 Red
planes probably were destroyed,
including fit MIGs.
FEAF said the lack plane ft lost
in the Korean War was an FBO
Shooting Star reconnaissance craft.
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Queen’s crown In the contest to be held tonight at the Jaytoen
Center, Poiitflsno. — QH— styff.
Marathon News
By JACK i
JUDGI HONORID
MARATHON Pasco Comity
1 Judge A. J. "Jack,” Hayward, Jr.,
, of Dado City, armless steoe child
birth, was honored with toe first
Fishing Trophy award of tot Flor
ida County Judges’ Association, in
cluding Judges from <8 Florida
Count ie a, at, the -mid-summer,
Judges’ convention banquet in toe
main (lining room of the Key Motel,
Marathon Shores.
The trophy presentation was
mads to Judgs Hayward before an
audience of more than l County
Judges, State Officials, their wives
and invited guests, who attended
the Judges’ banquet He was un
animously selected for the award
honors by virtue ef bis unpreced
ented accomplishment of eatchteg
a 10 pound, small mount bass with
a cane polo, using only Ms to*
and fact as leverage. G. L. Herrin
of Dade City, accompanied Judge
Hayward in a row boat, two week*
ago. when the Jodge made toe
prize winning catch, under most
uasual conditions.
Judge Hayward’s wife, Betty,
who attended the benqnet with her
husband, accepted the trophy for
him. The trophy is a gold, curved,
saflfish, mounted oa a M tech high
pedestal. At the beat ef the pedes
tal is the gold replica of a small
eagle, balanced on a gold sphere.
Aa IS inch high plaque at the face
of the trophy will have Judge Hay
ward’s name inscribed aa toe Jud
ges’ Association’s first fishing tour
nament winner. A gift from F. P.
Lucky Lynn?
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Queen whewfflo beauty show gala
under way tonight at the Jaytecn
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Fttay. July . ltd
M. LEVINE SI :
“Phil” SadowsU, owner of the
Key Motel and Marathon Shores I
development the trophy will be toe
permanent tnnrnaMant prise, with
toe wmi fishing winning mem
ber taking po—aaten of it for a
12 month period, and his name in
scribed on the plaque beneath that
of Judge Hayward.
At tot convention banquet
of honor when Judge Hayward re
ceived his award were: Association
retiring Precident, Orange County
Judge, Victor Hutchine, Orlando;
Needy installed President, Palm
Beach County Judge, Riehard P.
Robbins, West Palm Beach; con
vention co-host, Dade County Jedge
and Mrs. W. F. Blanton, Miami;
Dads County Judge, and co-bost at
convention, Frank B. and Mrs.
Judge Raymond R. Lord and wife,
Kay West also convention co-boat;
and, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. “Phil"
SadowsM, who returned from an
extended two month business trip
the day of the banquet to order
to greet the members of the Jud
ges' Association,
Judge Hayward was appointed
Pasco County Judge to I*sl. He
was graduated from the University
of Florida Law School to February,
1*47, and was immediately admit
ted to the Florida State Bar. He
has practiced law to Miami
Judge and Mrs. Hayward have
one son, four year old A, J. “Chip”
Hayward, HI. Judges attending the
convention were profuse in their
praise and admiration for the ac
complishments and capabilities ef
their fellow jurist and “waste.”
Members of the Florida Comity
Judges’ Association address each
other as “cousin.” Despite Ms hand
leap, Judge Hayward has demon
strated uncanny ability to carry 1
thick law volumes without outside;
asstetance. Ha carries with him an
“ever-burning” cigarette lighter.
He e equally adept to signing hit
name and writing, by holding a pen
or pencil in his mouth, or with his
to*. . |
As one Judge explained it, the
deference in how wefi -Jack” Hay
ward knows you, is whether hell
Sign a document with his month,’
or peel off his shoes and sign with 1
pen between Ms toes, to your pre-
Wife, Betty, drives the family
car. And as she announced public
ly. when she placed toe fishing tro
phy on display in toe Key Motel
lobby, and stood at her husband’s
side to greet well wisher*, “I’m
®i*hty proud of my man. , i
CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED
MARATHON - The American
Bed Cross, Marathon division, has
launched an unprecedented lo
cal campaign to gather and com
pile information about every Mara
thon resident that will enable the
Red Cross to promulgate effective
Pl* for hurricane and other dis
*ter relief services lor the Mara
thon area.
Utilising every available distri
hntien medium. Don H. Fen. Mara
thon Red Cross Director, wad Chair-'
*n of the local Bad Cross Dit
aster Relief Committee, today be
fan a program of mailing and per
sonal dissemination of an all-inclu
oive “Personal Data Question
■nhre," which when completed and
returned by every resident in the
Marathon ana. wffl ghre the Red
Croaa the first cempiete picture of
tim number and type of individuals
R wffl be called upon to service in
(be MfiiiUkßihMhCAd-
The questionnaire Is dsrigwd to
coaptie Information, based an the
npreaiiae of .intent ef Kwdtes
wee residents to remain teett in
event ef e berricaae, to he for
warded to the Key West Red Ones
Chapter end (toe regional Red Chan
Headquarters. It wil be the basis
for requesting wppbw
cieut numbers of shelter arses, ends
alerting the required mueher and
Rad Crons disaster relief werfesn,
usually sent to a stricken area by
toe National Rad Cron Ocgaatea
lion. U is Mae designed to advise
nearby communities of the number
of local residents expressing latent
to seek abetter elec where.
totritg toe qneititeno
each Marathon area residant is
lining to*answer are: Ad
dress and type of house, boat, trac
er or business; marital status and
family composition by name, age,
nan and whether each person is nr
is not ambulatory; Type and stee
ef passenger and truck motor vehi
cles; Listing of chronic fitnesses,
and nature ef Btness among mem
hen of a fmfly group that may re
quire arrangements for special
transportation facilities to shel-
Addttional questions are: Listing
of pregnancies and expected date
of giving birth. This special Inter
motion will be catalogued by Indi
vidual and data, so that in toe
event ef a hurricane, special at
tention will be given all cases of
this type, especially where the date
of hurricane coincides with expect
ed date of giving birth.
The questionnaire also aria each
resident to state specifically whe
ther the individual and family in
tend to leave the Marathon area in
the event of a hurricane. Also, the
- names of any family members who
intend to remain. These is another
specific question as to whether wei
dents are aware of Red Crow dis
aster services and the type of spe
cial services a resident will re
quire. In order to afford an teter
; change of information with Red
! Cross disaster fftmoitilMS in other
Florida communities, residents are
. also, being asked to name the town
where they will seek shaft if te tile,
event they plan to leave Marathon
when berricaae warnings an re
ceived.
1 Chairman Fox stressed the ur
’ gency of returning tola question
naire. He also announced that a
imiiuhi shalter loca-
tions and availability of Red On*
. special services will be released as
, soon as questionnaire information
is compiled..
Fox also issued a call for addi
tional volunteers to mam the Red
Crocs Disaster Relief sub-com
mittees. ltiialricnti we bring ashed
to indicate their ydOtemiesa to vol
unteer for i<| ** rif relief committee!
work on the rovewe side of the
qustionnaire. Fox can be reached)!
By telephone at Marathon GDI, or
by personal visit to Ms home, lo
cated directly behind Marathon’s
Holy Crow Romas Catholic Church, i
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